Armond & Doc break down The Carter 4

Armond & Doc catch up after a week off, talking about everything from 2 Chainz to Jadakiss’s paper towels (seriously) to Ludacris. Then they eventually get serious and talk about new music from Ciara, The Weeknd, Robin Thicke, Justin Timberlake, and Mayer Hawthorne. Which white boy had the better album this year? The answer might surprise you.

Armond & Doc catch up after a week off, talking about everything from 2 Chainz to Jadakiss’s paper towels (seriously) to Ludacris. Then they eventually get serious and talk about new music from Ciara, The Weeknd, Robin Thicke, Justin Timberlake, and Mayer Hawthorne. Which white boy had the better album this year? The answer might surprise you.

Due to Doc being out of the country, Armond held a contest to find a temporary co-host. Whoever created the best topic for this show would win. The Winner, A-1, joins the show to talk Linsanity, Chris Brown’s ressurrection, bad opening acts at concerts, & a whole lot more.

In this episode of Clock Radio Speakers, Armond & Doc take a break from discussing music to talk about the two biggest events of the past week – NBA All Star Weekend and The Oscars. Doc rants about The Help and it’s Disney-fied view of racism, Armond rants about what’s wrong with the Dunk Contest, and a whole lot more.

This week on CRS, Armond & Doc revisit the best part of Eminem’s career, starting withThe Slim Shady LP and ending (begrudgingly) with Encore. Along the way they somehow include Macy Gray, Ms. Jade, and Armond takes as many potshots at Nas’s “The Cross” as he possibly can.

Recovering from the exhaustive three part retrospective on Bad Boy Records, Armond & Doc talk about what was noteworthy at the Grammy Awards, and then they get into a few good albums that they missed over the last month or so. Plus we talk about everything from iTunes pricing after Whitney’s death to Nicki Minaj’s failed singles (up to this point).

Armond & Doc are back to finish up an epic three part series that revisits the heyday of Bad Boy Records. In this episode they start with Puff’s Forever and finish with We Invented The Remix, plus they go predictably off-topic with everything from the “Jurassic Harlem” remix to Color Me Badd. Seriously.

Building off of last week’s episode on the first part of the Bad Boy era, Armond & Doc revisit the peak of the ‘Shiny Suit’ era, talk about what happened to the Lox’s first album, and debate if “Jealous Guy” is a good song (seriously).

This week on Clock Radio Speakers Armond & Doc dig deep into the first part of the Bad Boy catalog, covering everything from the origins of Bad Boy all the way up to Life After Death. Albums covered in this episode include: Ready To Die Project: Funk Da World Faith Conspiracy Total 112 Hard Core Life After Death